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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Our Township (Jacks) has been
thoroughly caDvased for the prohi:
bition petition. The committed
divided the territory and success
ded In getting the signature of two,
thirds of THE landowners in this
township. Wethink if"Joe Prince"
will fire q few more shots into the
camps Of the enemy "Tallahassee"
will have to surrender:
The negroes in this community
are lowering over the blackberry
crop.
Mr. T.. r. OXner and wife visited
Newbcry this week.
Capt. Stone; has been visiting his
sister nea LaurenS.
Mr.. G. w. Ball and family have
just returned from II visit to Pied
mont. Miss Lizzie ard Mr.. Paul
Parkins, Miss Annie and Mr..
Warren Huff, of Grcenvillc County,
have been visiting Mrs. S. G.. Ma
haffey's family.
Mr.. Jno. q. Wham has returned
from Clinton where he ha been pt.
tending the College.
Crops are looking we'll, but moro
rain is needed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Hurricane Notes BY "HaSe,'

Doubtless it is not known beyond
the limits OF thisneighborhood that
Miss Matte Majors has been con-
fined to her bed for eleven years,
with STANDARDIZATION. In The mean
time she has picced up Lar geunm-
Der OF fine quilts, and done other
fancy work.
Mr. e. l.. Pitts, who has charge
ola large school near Mt Tabor
church In Newbery county has had
his commencement, and is spen-
ding vacation with relatives and
friends near this place.
The Ladies Missionary Society
seems to be i'm good working order
judging from the way the silver
ratified on the table at their last
meeting.
Mr. j. n. Martin, will begin a pro-
tracted meeting at Harrican on
Wednesday after the third Sunday
In this month.
We boast Of having the best COM
bination man to be found, Mr. w,
w. Grum, is n miller, carpenter
blacksmith, farmer, engineer cabi-.
net, maker, very good doctor, spen
did shoemaker and hrstratc lawyer
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Insurance Adjusted

Agent for tho various fire insurance
companies Interested in the recent dam
age TO Capt. Goggan's store, were in
town on Friday and promptly adjusted
tho losses. Capt. Goggan's stock was
insured for S2,375, but as many articles
were but slightly damaged, tho loss
was considerably less than that mount.
Damage tn Col. Balls building was esti-
mated Mt 1925. which was paid. Pluss
& Ferguson bought the damaged stock.
Work of repairing tho building is now
going or and in about ten days Capt.
Goggans will open out new stock of
groceries.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
The "OId Folks" Once More.

The Olden TYNE Entertainment that
was gived With such success by Mrs
JE Wilkes In May, will be repeated du-
ring Court week on Tuesday. July 18th.
Oyer fifty young mon and women at
tired in old fashioned costumes. will en-
tcrtain thcir guests with an attractive
and humorous program, in tho College
Chapel.
After the stage performance all will
adjourn to the College Campus, where
cooling refreshments will be SER
we'd while the Laurcns Cornet Band will
give II delightful Promenade concert.
The grounds will be brilliantly light.
ed by two engine headlights and a hun
died Japanese lanterns hung from tho
trees, making a beautiful md romantic
scene.
4 largo crowd will certainly be hero,
"a people from around tho surrounding
country VIII be in attendance.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Highland Home.
4 well-informed community .-Farmers
Ju~bilant.--K. of L.

The people Of this community
ought to be exceedingly we'll in
formed as there are distributed at
this Office yer II hundred copies
of the different periodicals of the
day. The county papers of course
ale in the lead, there being some
sixty copies sent to this point.
This we think speaks we'll for the
community, and shows that
county papers arc highly a%pprecia-
ted.
The farmers arc feeling pretty
jubilaut, having had good rains
last week. The crops are lookiag
very promising at this writing. We
learn however thatthe rains did not
extend very far below here and that
the crops are suffering to II cOnsidc-
rablc extent. We think there is
tAe best prospect for a good crop we
have ever seen, and with contin-
anc of seasons to suit, we see no
rGasOn why our county should net
be in much better condition than
for several years.
Wchavc some rumOrS of Knights
Of Labor organizations, but hardly
think it will amount to anything
serious.
1t seems to us the thing has been
advertised rather too extensively
any way.
Miss Mary Traywick, who has
been visiting friends in this commu-
nifty returned to her home in Ches-
ter last week. We hope Miss Mary
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Mr. w. G. and N. III. Nichols, Of
Mississippi are visiting relatives
and friends at this place!
BILL
The News from Eden.
No More Secret Meetings. "A Bad Citizen
who Needs attention. Prohibition and
Other Matters,

After some excitement about Sc
cret meetings, all seems TO have
quoted down without any serious
occurrence and our community Is
about free from disturbance. Some
unknown persons shot q number of
times through Il negro church near
here, where it was supposed one of
these meetings was held. This can
not be approved OF as they were
disrcgarding our laws, and the best
citizens condemn il strongly. An
Investigation has been made con-
corning these meetings, but no Sc
crct Jones have been discovered
ncar here, and we hope will not be
as we are DESTROYS of having peace
rule in our midst.
Prohibition is being discussed
n we hope il may carry and that
the whole state may soon adopt it,
II 1rec herself from the giant de
Struction. Even fit does not pro-
hibit entirely, it is the duty incum-
bent upon our people to renounce
whiskey selling by voting against
it, and this duty should not be neg
lcctcd simply because at first dis
charge we cannot gain Il large VIC
tory. Every II can c the ruin
lntempcrancc is causing, then show
by your vote whether you favor
this ruin or not.
ThreShing in about over. The
best yield in this section was made
by Mr.. j. a. Armstrong. Thirty
eight dozen of his wheat made
twenty one bushels II bushel of
seed yielded sixteen and one half
bushels without any fertilizer. If
everyone would do this we'll why
should flour be bought.
Mos
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
NOTICE.

An election will be held on Au-
gust the 10th, being 3rd Thursday
IN sac month, on the question OF
license or no license for the sale OF
S~pirituous liquors. The form of hal
lot to be rs follows, those. favorinr
the granting Of license Shall vote Il
ballot with the words "no prohibj-
ton" written or printed thereon
and those who oppose license shall
vote Il ballot with the words "prohi-
bition" written or printed thereon.
Said election shall be held at the fol-
lowing precincts with the following
managers. IaurcnS managers j. +,
Ramage, w. l.. Cunningham, v. G.
Hellams. Diaps church, III. y. Sim
mons, WA IcarGin, Aaron Cannon,
Tumbling Shoals, S. ID. Glenn, II.
NJ. Mills, Thos. j. Sullivan. Youngs
Store, w. u. Harris, II. j. Hughes.
{. II. Wallace. Mt. Pleasant, w III
Henderson, ID NJ Shaw, WI Mill
Ter, Daniels store, s ID bucket;
Lewis Martin. James B. Bolt, Cross
Hill, MT Simpson. w p Turner,
Hugh lcaman. Clinton, a. NJ Copel
land, w Boyl, Adam Bcrley, RE-
nosa, d Simpson, ID + Copeland.
j "A Jones. Langston's church; j $
Craig, Lewis Machray, Il y Thomp-
son. Said managers will meet
Commission of clcrtiOn at Laurens
Z on Saturday 18th of August to
get boxes, and instructions.
CONS election:
, III Sullivan,
TB Anderson,
ia WestmOreland
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
The Prospect Picnic.

The picnic at Prospect church on Fri
day last was in every sense a big success
Tho number of persons present is esti.
mated at seven Or eight hundred. Pro.
hibition was in order and tho program
opened by a speech from Col. II. ID.
Crews. Then came Rev. j. ID. Pitts who
placed the matter OH it's high moral
plane and is said to have made one of
tho strongest pleas for prohibition ever
heard. lilo was followed by Col. j. l..
NJ. Irby, u. w. Shell and j. NJ. Hud-
gems.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
NOTICE,

1T having been shown toour sat-
isfactolon that majority of Real
ESTATE owners, of Laurcns county,
have signed a petition asking that
an election be held on the question
of License or no License, for the
sale ofspirtious liquors. We there
fore order SAID election to be held
on day appointed by the act rjz
10th day of August next, it being
the 3rd. Tuesday, The law requires
every qualified voter to register.
We therefore appoint the follow
ing Commissioners of Registration:
Laurens II. S. Langston.
Dials w. G. Curry,
~SulllVan's w. G.. Gambrell,
loung's O. G. Thompson,
Waterloo L.. i. III. Daniel,
Cross Hill w. II. Austin,
Hunters w. b. Bell,
Jacks Il. j. Duckctt,
ScutflctOwn w. u, Patterson.
SAID commissioners of RcgistIa-
tlan Will meet MS at l.aurens G. H..
on 2istday of July to get Registra-
tlon books and instructions. Said
commissioners of Registration Shall
be at the following places for pur-
poses OF registering the voters on
thc 18th, 10Th and Both day of July
between s O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ.
VIZ For Iaurcns Township, at
l.aurens {. III. Waterloo Township
at Moorcs; S%ullivan's at Tum-
DlingShoals; Dials ut Dial's church;
Scutlletown at LangSton's churchi
Jacks at Reynosa; Hunters ut Gin
ton; Cross Hill at Cross Hill;
lounSs at IOung's store.
CONS Election:
j. II. Sullivan,
7. B. Anderson,
ia. WoStmOrland
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Our %NeishbOrins City,.
Happenings In and around Clinton : Dur
Correspondent Finds all the News.

DIR. III. G. Wofford and Rev. ID. p.
Boyd have been down in Ncwbcrry
county on Il fishing toul and they
report much success.
Misses Texas Albright, tEHic
Watts, jamie Vance, Lidic Irby,
and Rhoda Boozcr have gone to
Laurens to spend part of their va
cation; we wish them Il pleasant
time.
Mr.. Adam Berlcy and Mr.. S. f..
Vance, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in Nowberrv,
have returned home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Bailey and
Miss Emma Lcakc, who have been
spending Il week with relatives at
Ora, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. Owens left
last week for Cokcsbury. Mrs.
Owcns.will remain some time. Mr..
Owens has returned.
Miss Lizzie Griffin. who has been
visiting friends in tl'S place. re.
turned home last week, to New
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Bailey have
returned home from New Market,
where they have been visiting their
relatives.
lIo'. Il. Il. l'arncs, who has been
.raeh,''S mere IN inc college, has
gone nome 10 r'turh II LIST of Sep
TENDER, unless some fair maiden
takes his hcart fro him, then we
Will not look for the Professor
again
mess. H. /. rcrguS0n, w. j.
p'i'cN hl'u MIS-: vi. >. Bailey left
LII WHIP NV 0rk. lncy
WI \i9it 'iiahS otncr places before
.'cs u We Wlsh them Il
lic,',"ii' '''i'c III thcir MONTH OF
n~iSl'-Sc'i"S' anu nope 10 see thcm
'',M n"I,'c airlSii,;
''99 Nh".'ic -nilier, from Green
Niic'i' >i7''ihs MISS Florence ia
" n :,
~. -. W. MaSlii, u "thclcnt
nnl'u .c'cner "no a been 60 nome
lot Some 'ln,c Tor his health, has
ic.urhcu' We Wclcoine MN back
:, M1"SI .. -. harrington, Wen
nrouu' - IL. c0peiahu ana ~. IS
nia', r.9I, pniu our town Il WISH
o"c "ay i"se Meek.
ScVcrai oi our cltl|cnS went ou'
az. WICK on II camp huht. IhcS
leIo,I sPlchalu success having
tausil! Gre'G many hSh ana Stew
~ sluirLciS. very sooa, W" thihk
nI'hcuSn we oid not get the Dene
~ D, taSti,g any OF inc nice meat
| III IlolDC llltN WOIl L OINtI us ntN
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Dccl NlSltlnS relatives at IaurpnS,
for some time, has returned home.
The Lawn party, given by the
ladies, for the benefit CT the Meth
odiSt church, was quite Il success,
as all present seemed to enjoy
themselves.
Mr. =. III. Todd, of Tip Top, had
the misfortune to loose Il fine COW,
a few days ago, which was struck
by lightning.
Miss Emma Calhoun and Miss
Mamie Turner, of Ninety-Six, are
visiting friends at this place.
Some of II young men arc prac-
ticing for tho tournament at Green
wood.
DR. j. r.. Culbcrtsor, of GRAY
Court, visited friends here some
time since. The Doctor looks well
and says he like his new home, al
though Waterloo has not lost its
charms for him.
Crops are looking wcllinthc imme-
diate section, We have had refresh
ing showers during last week, al
though some of our ncighborS are
suffering for the want Of rain, as
the showers seemed to be partica:.
AS was advertised sometime q
that Col. j. III. Rice State Su.rrin.
tendant of Educotion oddrcssnL
the PEOPLE of this place nm Sotur.
day morning, his utjcct Icing
cOmOn schools. He spoke to large
and apprcciative audience, after
reviewing the public school system,
at some lcnght, and giving the du-
ties of our school commissioner the
speaker said that it would take him
just three hundred and siytv-fvr
DAYS to attend to his dutieS and
that the people should SEQ int tho
cnicc was flied bvi its post mon AZ
ter speaking for nm hour and a half.
the speaker closed by thanking his
hearers for their attention. after
which the audience retired to ono
of the st0rc-rooms urMaiT. u. An
kcrson, where q s,uo,tIous Il, ria
che dinner was served, after dinner
the crowd returned to the hail
where the young Deoplc enioved
themselves in a dance until 1bout
four o'clock when the crowd asscm-
blcd at the Baseball ground to wit
ness Il game between tho Cross
Hill and the Waterloo nine. Tho
| game Mt first was quite tipbt no.
tween the clubs, but after the
third inning, the Waterloo bows be.
gan to bat the balls, and Mt the end
of the fifth inning, owing to the
latcness of the hour the game was
called blythe umpire, which rcsul-
ted in favor of Waterloo. The cores
stood Waterloo 81. Cross Hill g..
The clubs extend their thanks to
Mr. j.. B. Wharton, for his Kindness
and impartiality while acting as
umpire of the game.
Mr. b. a. Anderson, ono of our
enterpriscing young farmers, car
ried to Laurens, and sold forty
chickens for which he realized Is
cents apiece one day last week. Mr.
Anderson says that he had about
200 more.
While the ladies were preparing
for the Lawn party and entertain
ment, they asked one Of our enter
prising merchant to buy all the
eggs he could. One day a negro
walked in the store, the young man
asked him what would he have, he
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Jurors.

JUrOrS.
Tho following Jurors were drawn last
Tuesday to serve at tho approaching
Term of Court, beginning on tho third
Monday, 18th instant.
TR Simpson, II Copeland, G w Ell
ledge, ii NJ Johnson, James p Stewart,
M AKnight, W.T. Smith j, Dorroh Bolt,
IA Puckett, w p Coker, John B Pcdcn,
Samuel Lcaman, w II Workman, John
Y Gary. = Anderson, u II Boulwarc,
John w Little, John III Allen, rcar
son: p" III Pinson, G NJ Sullivan, John T
1IiIl, J NJ Abcrcrombic, w l. Balcntinc,
Jacks, w NJ Deck, n Nj Curry, JAS
A Fowler, w l. Crisp, Jasper w Dup
rec, RI Woods, Jno Il Fowler, w l.
Stone. b ~ Martin, Pa III Anderson, G
w Tune.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
School Picnic.

We acknowledge an invitation to DO
present at n grand school picnic to be
DO given ut Triangle on Friday, July
END, ut tho school house grounds. A
Jumbo of speakers will address the
school on this occasion, and tho honor
roll of tho school, taught by Prof. w. C.
Bell, will he read, and such n Toast rs
tho good people Of this progressive COM
munity always spread will await those
who can attend. Everybody is invited.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Waterloo Written Up.
What the People are Doing.-gyents OF q
week Faithfully Recorded.

Miss Ida Dendy, of Florida who
has been visiting relatives here has
returned home.
At It meeting of tho Waterloo
Baseball club, held here some
time ago, the following were cleo
ted to serve for the present year,
j. r.. Harris President, Il. J. Boyd
Captain, w. w. Campbell Secreta-
ry and Treasurer.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
Birdie at tho Fair.

Groups of picnicking youngsters dotted
the grass in every direction. The tents
wero possessed by them. Their eager.
flushed faces and bright dresses en-
countcrcd one everywhere as the joyous
multitude surged from ono attraction to
another. Tiny girl-tots of 5 and G had
invested their little all in baby dolls about
six inches long, of waxcn countcnanco
and wooden legs, and that paucity of at
tire which usually charactcrizes tho small
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

lost the eggs. A few days alter this,
however, she went to the nest with the
intention of throwing the eggs out.
when 10! she found thirteen chicks.
They were evidently indebted to the
warm weather for life; as the hon had
abandoned her nest.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

The Old Folks entertainment will
J tako place on Tuesday night Of Court
Woek, July 10th at tho College. After
The concert, ice-cream, peaches, sher-
bcrts, cake, &c, will bo served on tho
Refroshm ents also served
from 8 to 8 O'clock in the afternoon,
Brass Band In Att nndancc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

tits interesting to know that Laurens
County has One Thousand Seven Humid
god and n dogs, returned for taxes at
total value of $8,505. The tax on these
Rrntos amounts TO 500 or. by the way,
policeman Langston saysghe has spotted
TX dogs in town without d collar; but,
kho dogs are not all sp~oSted-dogs, all
hough ho has them spotted.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

The "oldest inhabitant" Is again call
cd TO remark that the Weather is remark
sble. Such Partially on tho part OF the
"'showers," Tor the last fow days, heats
the record.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Sp%artanhurg has made grand prcpa-
rations for the ncam ment. Visitors
will be entertained in royal style and
The citizens at large will constitute
themselves n committee to look af-
ter their pleasure and comfort.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Married TUESDAY Morning II inst, Mt
3 o'clock Mt the residence OF the prido's
mothor, Frank p. McGowan, Esq Of this
place, and Miss Matte Calhoun Of Nine
ty-Six. TIN ADVERTISER congratu-
lates tho happy couple and wishes Thorn
abundant Joy and prosperity.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

The Loan 81 Exchange Bank has pur-
,h ,sed l.. q Bales brick store. Some
changes have been made in tho manage
ment OF this Bank, which at present We
arc not at liberty to publish.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

We regret to loarn, just as wo go to
press, that DIR Jno ID Patton, died on
Tuesd.S. 18th inst. The familia writ
ia gs of 400 Prince" will be sadly miss
cd by tho readers of TIE ADVERTISER,
W lilo his place In the community must
semain vacant.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
MAO Brick Company.

Part Of the machinery ofthis company
Pc DO used In making brick for our cot
fon factory has arrived, and tho whole
fnachino Is expected In q few days. The
fnill to be used will make brick from
wet dirt, as this IS found by experience
10 be the best.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

The building and Loan stock sold on
Tuesday !.!ght at $I39 per share of 500.
Tho shares have sold for less t an $780,,
which shows that money is not in such
demand as it has bcen for the past few
months.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Tots OF fun ahead! Go to tho College
Tuesday 10th. People from all directions
will attend! Go and enjoy an old
fashioned laugh! Fifty peopio in old
time costumes will BIO there.
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AZ tho Chrchos.

Row. G.. II. Herbert, Pro siding Elder
preached in the Methodist church on
Saturday aud Sunday aud Rev. w. p.
Jacobs I'm the Presbyterian church on
Saturday. The sacrament Of tho Lords
supper was administered In both
churches on Sunday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

hamember the Oldcn Tyne Entertain
mont next Tuesday night, July 10th.
Admission only 25cts, Children lOcts.
Read the hand bills!
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

The excursion rates to Greenwood on
July Goth, to tho Tournament and Base
Ball match, from this place is SIS cents
for round trip.
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Notice 7

A c Competitive examination for
Peabody Sch olarship in the Nash
vile Normal College, will be held
IN the Office Off. II. Rice, Sup't Ed
ucation, at Columbia, on Thursday,
August II, at 10 O'clock A NJ. An
plicants (cithcr male or fcmale)
must be at least II years of age.
Under this system 5000 a year is
given, which is sufficient to cover
expenses and will last for two
years, For further particulars adj
dress
HON. JAMES II. RICE,
Columbia, S. c.,
Or NJ. l.. BULLOCK, Laurens, S. G.
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Selling out q cost: The remainder Of
our goods Will be closed out ut land be-
low cost. l.. G.. Bale & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Hunter 81 S%itgreaves havo dissolved
partnership Mr.. Sitgreavcs will CON
tinue the business Of tho firm.
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satehed Wfthout . lion.

a fow days ago, Mrs w p Cbildress
sd q hon setting ON 50 eggs. After tho
Pm had severed the nest ono week she
~ ardM q. concluded that she had
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13
kogaI and Special. g.

The papers say Beechef began life a
barefoot boy. Do you know d man who
did not?
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Business Is extremely dull, but ut
this season OF tho year it could not be
otherwise.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Tho much Advertised Blackwood says
he had rather be in tho South CARROLL
ma pcnitentiary than tho Georgia sen
ate.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Laurens will send Il strong delegation
to Greenwood OIL tho occasion Or tile
Tournament, goth inst.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

1t is said II a s~eining parties have de-
populated Little River of tho fnny
tribo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

We have been notified officially, that
hereafter round trip tickets will be sold
TO Greenville on Sunday for $1.O0, lcav-
ing hero ats o'clo ok p. NJ.
The house formerly occupied by Il.
l.. Bishop Is now vacant, his stock and
bar-fixtures having been removed and
stoi cd away.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-07-13

Ort gWess SHINE out favorable cOorb to the pmchaSngp public. Our "adsu boy oboo,,
cry househod an Ike truth they are there to stay. The facts we furnish aren not nmmu
read by everyone, fort they furnish smd and reliable formation. Nj Denh m Wk
on then, as we are in earnest IN mean just what we say "'"m
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Mos.